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The Agessiz Club he meeting at
the home of Miss May Hawkins. last
evening.“
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The T. A. B Dramatic Gilli) will hold
a rehearsal ct thelrIDI From Sire to
Sun; tomormwiattj; 1‘2“- .
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walk 'i‘ow rt.n room "is In
need of 1‘63”ng MW
John can. nonsense, is the
guest .of his sister, Mrs. John E. iiow
ard. of Nonh‘a'dlilxiill... ,L
'-‘-—10 ill .zpdiI? slam ineyiatt Hayes'.
The spin e and carriers of the Nor
walk Fairiigl dWWrfied ‘Milis are work
la'g overtime this week.
”A“...
. The heariIIg .ot the probate suit of
the will of the late George W. Nichols
is set down tor asxt weak.
r
~Cremat'ory A9hes. Cheapest known
fertiliser. $10 per ton delivered. Ray-I
mend Bros. _ ‘
. A missionary (:9llectlon will be into.
on up In the South Nomalk Methodist;
eChurch, 8u9day, March 81st.
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Frederick J Forgeo and family will
move next. welsh),f South Main
street to No. 8 ..
Mary E. Beng‘ ‘ I' -
bate .Cburt, y, '
I H Ruined Muslin
Curtains, 869i r.u w‘rdi latest styies
Tapestry, 509; ...;d (i me 8c. M: Cur—
tslns Rods anleoIda, o. upward M. $-
SmithaCo.u' , . «A.
Car 29, oi the Ru line. ran off the
tlack on the Green yesterday. it was
put back on the ;_iracir with the aid or
jacks.
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James L'Hpminedie'u, assisted by
Rev. J. J. t. will take part In ...e
a
meeting lungs bld‘ Congregational
chapel, ln~ Mn guest. tumor.
row afternoon.
——li‘lat and curl brim Alpines.
O‘Brien. ,
“mm—u.
H. H. Leonard has moved hls'lunch'
wagon. wnluhle'tdo'd at the corner or
Harland avenue hind Monroed a‘tleeg
to run a avenue on pace
' over {He cgiall‘utfi the property owned
‘ - try-:1- Donovan-reams Lessén and Jo-
seph Bush assisted in the work.
The' early prayer and praise meet~
lug In the Epworth parlors of the
- Norwalk ~.~Me stjChurch tomorrow
' umornlng at it. 30 o’clock will! be in
charge ot Jonas; «Worden. Last Sun;
day Mill’s! ting was one of
great Inspira lon. Everybody Is cor-
dialiy Invited.
—-I.ife is worth living, when a cigar
like the Imperial Crown invites you to
. ,' blissfpli, repose. ..Xour can». dream
dreahls whila‘Joylng its Ifra'grantls.
' ‘ “Sherman Wandery, No. 470 held‘
amassing lplt evening. Lady A. M.
.. Dockpr “WI“ .olnliied‘.0 and installed vice
" neble cwmander Ii a vacancy
" yl‘l'nt as present for
the' first time “do his recovery from
. “.qu Elli. . i
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‘ ”no li‘cil‘ n‘rliihsr'mn wllI fluid the
Epworth Leggue devotional dorvice to-
9995‘ fill a I ll. 30 o'clock In the
Ngr {lik‘ «link at Episcopal Church.
'l‘h s s bloat is What' i Owe to Christ.
A cord at invitation l9 extended to all,
Singing! at all of this meetings.
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yin, "'1"
tall sale tires, pumps'sud bells.
' W!
ulkley a Wheeler.
The Rowland Dry Goods Company. is
«hpv'iilg wondertui success with their
opening days in millinery.
m
IThe..dls ution of the estate of
Lewis Niall”
[MW this Alternoon. .
bales
fl . .W-‘q—sq—
ear-Why dollar with trip when Brazil-
119m B'alin ll lglye’ relief. Baxter and
. Holmes has returned to
a visit with
Nether. oi Prospect
3
her It s
Miss“: lynM
avenue. .. I j,
The D. M. Read Company is saying a
great deal he“ a ring, about Fragrlne,
then deodo sat. disinfectant and
germiti
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We Alnrll‘ ll) for-l Miss Marlon
ShortnMrs Néwklrk and living pic-
tori: 'at L'ockwoo’d's Hall. Tickets 26
can '
The funeral of the late George W
‘ Merritt, of Menard street. will be held '
from his late ho a on Monday after
noon, at 3 demo. I
wow—m
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chase your silk shirt waist. There is a
line line of these on display at Tris~
tram it Hyatt‘s, Norwalk.
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—Auction 01‘ Household Furniture of
all descriptions. at James F. Hair 8 104
algal: street, Norwalk, Tuesday. March
, a. In.
The South Before thé War Company' a
car arrived in South Norwaik .this
morning, from Daribury. The
pany gave a parlide through the strsegs
or South Norma, this noon
m
, John 1' Hey it. the murderer or Miss
Winifred 090 of Winsted. spends
most of his time in the county iall it
is said. in writing letters to various
young ladies of his acquaintance, mem-
bers of the . IIF‘irat Congregational.
Church. and it is stated at the jail that
he receives many answers from his fair
correspondents.
at M. 8. Smith & Co's for
Sat. and on.-—Misses Ribbed Hose,
109. pa; Boys' Ribbed “080.12%0 .
Hamburg Edging, 10 and 12%0- yd.;
Writing Pads and Box Paper, 5 and 100'
- ' fin“.
Frank Sohlosser. of Meriden, sixty:
two years old, after forty years of mar-
ried life. is sueln'g his wife for di-
vorce. alleging cruel treatment and de-
sertion. Mrs. .Bchlosser. Is sixty years
of age and is at present In New Haven
llying with 'a daughter. The suit is
returnable at the next session of the
divorce court in April.
~Specias
special ordern have been Issued ilom
the mutant general' a oiilce approvmg
the nomination of Private James Mar.
tin Biodgdtto we! Bristol. to be seconl.
lieutenant'l‘lbio Company II, First ite'gi‘i‘
meat, Connecticut National Guard i‘he
capta'lu 6t 'tiié ,lcmnpany ls directed to
call a meeting‘ or election of at second
Icutenantl .
~Mourning' Bands O'Brien’s
At the nleellng of columbia Castle.
K; at M. C. of Stamford, Thursday.
April 4. was decided upon as the date
for the initiation of twenty new candi-
dates. The work will be performed by
the degree team from Palestine Castle.
of South Norwalk. and will be follow-
led by a banouet
Captain Glnty received from the
Norwsik police today. a picture of
“Kid” Ely. the Alleged this! and cooll-
dance man, who stole a lurks sum of
money from the New York. New Hav-
on and Hartford station at south Nor
s.—-Dsnbury~ Net's.
he Pierce “PsmAinerican Spec-
is!" reaches the high water mark In
ohsiniesa bicycle construction. Bulls-
lay a Wheeler Marin show you one and
pitta;
i I'v
downs-ova-
0 lug ”price of thim
Churn tomorrw.
III
a” 'o'behsldill'"
rotor... ‘ ‘c pits of the s
sutures Will be Itll
I considering o Psi-
as
“t 9943': Jails.
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Our list IlepllrtiilentiI
I! will be heard In the Pro- .
It is just the time of year to pnr-
cbm- ’
'I ia'vbrably.
arry Goodwin, the Tailor,
walk a tow days a Ely is s deepen
ate appearingll elm He was not ‘
can arrested
Lsmoutj club will mind the '
Booth Nero/sills I
9%” to attend, and tin
psi-lo r of the church. ‘
The regular ‘
the study of I‘ll:
a .
tbs country‘gl the vicinity. ‘
.lr.
' or of l... coat a I
a street, .;
fairly shines with everything new. ad!» »
by and up- -todate for head covering, in- -.
' cloning the Dunlap, Yeoman, Youngs '
and Duke of :York.'
We Sell Everything
That’s Good in Coal.
Our assortment is large and complete. It is not limited to
the product of one company alone, but includes varieties. ’
suited to every condition of draft. and to any style of mugs
or heater. You can see the advantagowwwe aim to satisfy '.
every purchaser.
Pea Coal, (or “No. 2 Nut") $4. so per ton. I
For open grates there’ a Canncl Coal or Hickory Wood In
'9 lengths to suit.
Telephone no tomorrow—we'll do the'd‘est.
JOHN H. FERRIS,
Wanhing‘tbn (St. Bridge. ‘
Neck Dress
For lush. Youth
/ and Chi'dun m
Our north window tells the stun more emphatically than is
possible to put in print
wxunsoa's. IMPERIALS smash Alli) BAND Bows,
STRING TIES TECKS DERBY FOUerifi-HANDS,
ill illost harmonious color effects and only 25 Cents.
Our 50 cent sort-wcll, we prefer to silowItIlcm.
East; Dress.
'Here is a leader—(no profit for us except the advertising we
get out of it)——Black Half Hose. with wide blue, red or purple
pix-pea. cmllerlt value, two pairs for use. '
Il‘ere ~ch mention the heavy ribbed stockings for children, dou-
lik knees and double heels, twq- pair for use.
Certainly we carry a line of Hosiery at 25 cents per pair. We
Want you to see. them. too, we feel sure that they will impress you
Ii
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9’? MAHACKBMO HOTEL BLOCK.
' Screened Oars.
Every penny you pay for these cats goes for better
‘ grain, for better service, and cleaner oats, at one rcaaon-
able profit. '
You practically pay liotliillg,for screening, notliiiia
for our painstaking care, which gives you the best grain.
K , the bsstaeryice.
. use our om rears stairs. "
' connection.
Doss itemize Portraits?
' chant inventory
althou'll
' Hail against a Bridgeport shank to re-
? terday. and” the members of the drill
‘ W. B. Bean, of West avenue.
Ies prior to the Bishop’ I! visit for con-
‘ the kindergarten of Brooklyn. spent
your PHOTAPHK ?
I swamps: to dauphin.
lull she alleges the into ten. iner-
ith a lion of brokers
in New York other «cursive benefit
a stment was made in
1::
I‘. (ll than? on amp.
I defendants in the suit the firm or
li'apiuan. flatter it All
'Iide from a suit broil glit'lii' MN!
cover 310 000 the ‘a'm'ountI at two
checks allexed to hays been drawn by
Mr. Gilman to her credit. the present
I proceedings is the first legal moveisile .
. has made for a share of the estate
‘ Her New York attorneys. Hatch BI
Wicks. would not' discuss the case ye‘o
against whom the suitxhas been insti-
tuted all reside in- Plainnald. N.
be seen last night.
‘9 New York adminis
Glimau out. in making
an inventory of the property proceeds:
slowly Theophilus Glim'ah and Ed
ward L. Norton. Who have the Work in
hand Iaet week found in the National
Bank of North America $105. 000 in the
name of the late George F. Gilman.
and yesterday they came across anoth-
er substantial bank deposit. it can-
sisth of 814000. and Is in the Fifth
Avenue bank. of New York. ’
One more step of advancement was
taken In the Gilman matter yesterday
afternoon, when the Bridgeport Trust
Company. appointed by the probate
court to administer the altsirs oi the
late George F. Gilman proceeded to
take formal possession of the property
at the deceased millionaire at Black
Rock Falrchiid Wheeler, the more
sentatlve ot the Tlust Company, with
City Sher“! David Pension, visited the
mansion In Black Rock, when the
sheriff took formal possession and
Mrs.‘ Potts, mother of Mrs. Blakeley
,HaII turned over to the oiiicer the
keys to the property. Mrs. Hall was
not at the house, but Mr. Percival was
in the house. having arrived from New
York a few days ago. None of the
inmates were disturbed. and atter'se-
curing the] keys to the closets contain-
ing the valuable personal property.
the sheriff detailed Special Officer
Wlight to do duty tor the night and
will himself return today. The civil
oliicers will not for the Trust Com
pany until some definite plan of pro-
cedure has been decided upon. ,
‘ annlrlolvu Loon. news.
Mrs. F. H. Quintin-d, of Washington
street ls III of grip.
o...—
Miss Belle Madden is able' to be out
after an' attack of the grip.
Miss Bertha Keyser. of West av‘e-
nue, is ill of scarlet fever. '
The" Narnmake Gun Club Is holding
a shoot at Dorion's Point, this after
noon. -
The quarterly meeting of the ofllcers
of the Fourth Regiment will be held in
Bridgeport, April 10.
~10 lb. pail home- rendered lard. 909,
at Hayes'.
—-...‘
Mrs. Clollgh, of New York. has re-
turnsd‘irom a visit with Dr. and Mrs.
veteran of the civil war, is seriously
III at his home. ,I
‘ The‘ subject of theiaddress by Mr.
' Humphrie‘s tomorrow night, in the ser.
iirmatlon will be. Is the Episcopal
Church formal? Vestments. Liturgy.
At the drill of Company I), last even-
Ing. the following recommendations
for promotion were presented: Charles
‘Moeller to first sol-:geant Gilbelt Hal.
rett. second sergeant, and Privates
Wing. West and Louis Leonard to cor-
porals.
—.
——Wlly suffer with the grip when
Brasillan Balm will give relief lux-
tor" a and Plaisted' a
Miss Fannibello Curtis, director at
I last evening at the home of her par-
ents. while on lher way to Hartford.
where she is to deliver an address be
‘ ten Association.
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The Junior Audubon Society Will
H. Fox. llii West street, Monday at-
schools. and wish to
ten septa
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"All-ROAD TOI OWN HID MILL.
John W. Fennel] is to «If u
‘ pessssslon oi the lied Mi
Five Mile Itiver.
known what the railroad
with the null property.
let out in
I'll-tram»
a low. as was“ the
0 the limb)! for “to m
Mrs. Hall names ..
cotton bro ,
Charles Murray, at Center avenue, a
tore the Connecticut Valley Kindergar-
hoi’d a meeting at the home of Mrs. E.
. tarnoon at It o'clock. All children who
. have been. interested In the Audubon
I Society through the lacuna: in the
F Y DIY 01
, ,I-wh blob inolud’s: a pretty but- i
. ton. arian‘lte'd to attend this meeting.
the
lddio
the ilril'tn of next
month. at wide time the Consolidated
nurses will is a charge or it it is not
Tatsnds- -to do
9 pond will
be used 'as a storage ”corsair; to be
“till It MW should
a" TENTMENT?
luvs houses will; suitcases as' I:
cevsar ovsacoAr roar Id, xemlos
CLOVER HILL IUTTER~Just in
fresh and line. John H. Hagruder,
who has the finest grocery in
Washington, D. C.. says he has sold
it for years, and is used on the White
House table. 23: It). Never sold
butter at us small'uproiits as in these
oaléo asap-nest
here when you want
Sell any quantity no I}
MACKEREL—WVII! ch'a ’
da 3. .
Cu); 229 Elgin Butter appears to ill!
the need of many. It has a~good
flavor.
Fairhury (lot) Creamery Is line new
butter and at a low profit ' . 25c.
EGGS—Cheap and all fresh and good,
at 189 dozen, Or is for 25¢.
PORTO alco MOLASBES—When in
want of Molasses, try our New Crop
P. R. it Is superb. 559 gal. ., Me qt.
WHAT DO YOU NEED? WE CAN-
New stock of JAM. AN .
12 and 189 law, as to a '
CREAM GEMS—if you opp
what they are it is time '
Fresh arrival of muse iii!
COANUT, .
anaass lN ougtlrv.
he Studcnt,
he Bookkeeper. . _
Tvpewritist. Copvl‘st
or' any one having close work shoulm
have the eyes carefully examined.
small detects, if not corrected. grow ~
9 into big ones. TAKE CARE ‘OF HIS
' YEO. Scientific examination tree.
Proper Glasses. Properly Adjusted, is.
what we guarantee.
0. Ba-JRCKSON;
Oman-to Optician. ' _~ I
58 Will St.. 9 Norwalk. Ct.
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Have you been at the store to get a calendar ‘
advertising matter?
we handle.
kw 4 Q-WWMMMn
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MAE, ll
THE BRIDG
Telephone Call 9'1- 2.
SPECIALS
H . ' Steak Cod.
emng Small Cod,
Haddock, 5c. lb EscallopS. I.“ ‘3
we. canny A sum. LINE or FISH IN seasons“
THE liner Ann paicas run Lewes
R J. CUTBILL
Washington street. Next to J
5 lbs. for age.
9“. ‘. .
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CUTTING THAT IS PERFECT
MATERIA THAT ARE sssr WITH r
WORKMANS IP
'v-sar GAaMsNI , Mites To voua
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